There’s been a weird conversation popping up every few weeks. “Sources” say something about how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are considering issuing some kind of apology to the Windsors, or perhaps to Prince William and Kate specifically, and then other “sources” say no, that’s not happening. Many royal reporters now have pretty open […]
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